The Three Most Powerful Actions of Value-driven Leaders
Leadership is hard work because the need to be socially connected at all time is a necessity for leaders to influence, impact, and direct organizations, people, and change. Business challenges require fast, direct decisions, therefore, leaders are relentlessly communicating with multiple stakeholders through email, phone, and technology. Yet, the most powerful leaders understand the demands of being a leader and create a mental space to be alone with their thoughts emotions, and values.
In this presentation, Dr. Susan Neustrom will demonstrate how solitude, silence, and reflection can actually enhance social interaction and increase authentic and ethical leadership behavior. She will provide strategies to create a personal sanctuary for leaders to renew, reevaluate, and reorient your moral compass for more effective, ethical decision making.
No charge, no honorarium, no mileage costs. This guest speaker is free to groups in Chicago!
Susan Neustrom, Ed.D.
Leadership Coach, Author, Speaker, Educator, Leading to Action
Motivational SpeakerDr. Susan Neustrom is dedicated to helping people and leaders make positive changes and do amazing things. With a wealth...
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